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Business Improvement Grant
The Business Improvement Grant supports projects that focus on professional development, increasing workforce capacity, and improving business efficiencies through technology infrastructure updates which result in growth, market expansion and improved profitability.
Offered by Creative Saskatchewan
Amount
Up to 50% of the project budget (the applicant finances the remaining 50%+ from other sources)
Quick eligibility check
Years in business
No minimum stated
Employees
No limit stated
Revenue
No limit stated
Legal structure
No requirement stated
Location
Saskatchewan
Who can apply
Applicants must:
- be Saskatchewan corporations;
- be Saskatchewan individuals or residents;
- be active practitioners in one of the creative industries identified under The Creative Saskatchewan Act (2013) (see general guidelines);
- demonstrate their intention to earn their living within their chosen creative industry, as well as their ambition to grow their business beyond their current status;
- be in good standing (defined in the Glossary) with Creative Saskatchewan in all respects.
Not eligible:
- Applicants may not apply on behalf of
A political organization or party
A religious organization
Organizations that discriminate based on culture, gender, sexual orientation, race, language, ethnic origin, economic status, religion, political, or other conscientiously held beliefs
Organizations advocating for political or religious beliefs
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